Indians Book Reveals 1950 Pennant Race Details
The Cleveland Indians press and radio book features biographies of players from star to rookie and coaches. It covers the 1950 AL pennant race with notes on team highs, individual records, and key matchups including Ed Lopat and Bob Feller. Fred Marsh biography highlights a 27 year old with three children and versatile infield potential. The piece mentions rookie Harry Simpson and broadcasting plans for Jack Graney.
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Cleveland Indians
Redio
Wal
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New York Yankees
Indtians
al Rosen
Cleveland
Barry Wynn
Boston
Chicago
Athletics
Bob Feller
Fowns
Senators
Bob Lemon
Tigers
Mike Garcia
New York
Ed Looat
Tndians
Boston Red Sox
Bestant
Lake Front
Jess
Tribe
Othe Witb
Fred Marsh
Corry
Zanesville
Oklhoma
Indians
Lynford Chase
VIW
Plains
Keylers
Lincoln
Tulure
Oil City High School
Harry Simpson
Slire Negro
Simpson
Dale Mitchell
Bob Kennedy
Jack Graney
Jimmy Dudley
Cleve- Thomas
High Dribblers Drop Eighth Straight in Erie Loss
The Comy High Dribblers fell to Erie 42 to 25 in a seesaw first half at Gannon Auditorium. Vincent built a 12 11 lead with free throws as Holstrom led Corry with 18 points while Sam Williams added 14 and seven players scored for the visitors.
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Comy High
Eric
Lon
Eric Strong
Vincent
Gannon Auditorium
Sta
Beavers
Fred Schwab
Doug Spaulding
Colonels
Holstrom
Carry
Erie
Guy Davis
Vincent the Toad
Sam Williams
Williams
Spaulding Ayain
Corry
Beig
Fos
Davis
Corry Gunners Score Victories In Loop Matches
Corry Class A shooters beat Conneaut hosts with high scores led by Eugene Davis George Patterson and Art Knapp as 243 240 and 244. Corry Class B remains undefeated defeating Conneaut B 187 144 with L Gabriel leading at 287 series while H Cowles and D McLachlin posted strong totals. College basketball and other scores follow with Holy Cross 76 Bridde Island State 64 and Ohio teams listed.
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Corry
Northwestern Rifle League
Teats
Conneaut
Ohiowns
Eugene Davis
George S
Russ Patterson
Art Knapp
McLaughlin
Hugh
L. Gabriel
H. Cowles
Garry
St Kn
Tol
W. Hall
W. Datmeon
D. Gabriel
R. Martinso
M. Tewinkle Ao
G. Rhodes
G. Davis
Ho Stunner
D. Dean
B. Johnson
P Kelly
D. McLanchlin
Kk, Young
P.graham
O. Osborne
D. Sprig
Peridus
B. Davis
R. Patterson
G. Patterson
Ean Oy Iery
Dingfelder
B. Patterson
Martin
D. Patterson
Moly Yeh
Flick
Gullok
BYU Eyes
Holy Gross
Bridde Island State
Long Island
Equitable Life
Seton Hall
St.Francis
Westminster
Thiel
Clation
Bainboro
Bufalo Teachers
Albeetieny
Miami
Ohio
Western Michl~ i
Baldwin-Wallace
Duquesne
Nowe Dame
DePant
Wooster
Slippery Rock
Kent State
Western Reserve
Scholastic Scores From Several High School Games
Strong Vincent defeated Corry 61 to 43 while Meadville edged Franklin 55 to 54. Grove City beat Greenville 67 to 54 and Erie Bush won 59 to 41 over Harborcreek. Kane led with 75 in a 75 55 win over Emporium, and many other local results rounded out the scoreboard.
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Scholastic
Vincent
Corry
Meadville
Franklin
Cambridge Springs
Albion
Titusville
Willcreek
Mercer
Hickory
Sharpsville
Erie Bush
Grove City
Greenville
Sharon
Ellwood City
Warren
Oil City
Harborwreek
Union City
Worth East
Wesleyville
Erie Prep
Erie Tech
Wattshurs
Waterford
Bradford
Brookville
Rideway
St. Marys
Kane
Emporium
Sheffield
Wilcox
Asquippa
Farrell
Fighters Triumph in Patchy Reports From Newark and Stockton
Boxing notes show Hugone Hairston stopping Paddy Young in Newark while Fred Dayson defeats Jesse Flores in Stockton. Baseball highlight credits Don Richmond leading the International League in batting with a .339 average and most hits, 19.
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Hugone Hairston
Newark
Paddy Young
New York
San Francisco
Fred Dayson
Onicano
Jesse Flores
Stockton
Gail
Don Richmond
Larkins says football Gehrmann not entered tonight
Associate Jess Larkins of Ohio State voices concern that football has grown too large. He cites monetary scales and the sport's expanding prominence after the Pacific Coast Conference discussion, while noting Ohio State's recent revenues. Wilt expected to win mile at Madison Square Garden as Gehrmann skips the event.
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Gehrmann
Jess Columbus
Aumetic
Richard G. Larkins
Ohio State University
Riverside
California
Hig
Ohia
Ohio State
Ny Associacea Eres
New York
Wilt
Madison Square Garden
FBT
New York Athletic Club
Don Gehrmann
Sys
Wisconsin
Bukle
Ae Cam
Reggie Pearman
New York Planet Club
Phil Thigpen
Seton Hall
Roscoe Browne
Morgan State
Sweden
Ingvar Bengtsson
Pro Basketball Scores From National Association Games
National Association results show Boston 61, Philadelphia 76 and Minneapolis 76, Indianapolis 71 with no other league games reported.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Northwest Sportsmen Convention Aims at Conservation Push
The Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs with about 200000 members hosts its 19th annual convention led by president Atty. Dale Furst of Williamsport. Delegates from counties discuss hunting fishing and conservation policy, with recommendations to state departments and lawmakers.
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Seth L. Myers
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
Dale Furst
Williamsport
J. H. Barkley
Parg 1Sitawney
Ray H. Armstrong
Guys Mills
Second View
Aid
A. Mortimer
Honesdale
WILN
Cheiemaat
Bil B. Walker
O¢ Buller
BG Mac- Mundy
Erle
Henry &. Gates
Bill Walsh
MacMurdy
Erie County
Don Payne
Joseph Douglass
Forest County
George Bolinger
W. Henry Rodbers
Lawrence County
RS. Don
J. W. Chatham
Venango County
Paul Blair
LeRoy Waugh
Merver County
Danald Curtis
Donialtison
Warren County
Game Commission
Fish Commission
Department of Forests and
Wates
General Assembly
Uhey
Corry Junior High Closes Season With 18 12 Win
The Corry Junior High cagers defeated Youngsville 18 to 12 to wrap up the 1950 51 season. The Blur Jays opened 7 3 lead, stretched to 12 6 at halftime, and in the third period built a 16 6 advantage before a late rally by Youngsville. Jim Cones led scoring with Polite support. Frank Lloyd and Mal Biyz added five apiece.
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Youngsville
Blur Jays
Meadvillo
Toauk
Wo Apterlokh
Warrett
Sway Fom
Lend Ance
Vic Crace
Jim Cones
Servne
Polite
Frank Lloyd
Mal Biyz
Hairston Stops Paddy Young In Second Round
New York February seven. Eugene Hairston floored Paddy Young five times and stopped him at 2:57 of the second round in Madison Square Garden. Referee Ruby Goldstein halted the bout as Young showed battering progress and asked if he should quit. Subplot notes Purdy Barron and crowd reactions colored the scene as peleton shifts and boos rang after Young absorbed punishment.
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Paddy Young
Paddy
Eugene Hairston
Madinson Square Garden
Halston
Younis
Sid Barron
Monti
Als
Mike Milele
Marcel Ceram
Ruby Goldstein
Goldstein
Seconc
Padiy
Warner
Goldsten
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